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Continue reading →: Embrace the Joy: The Hidden Benefits of Crafting
Hey there, craft enthusiasts and creative souls! Today, let’s dive into the wonderful world of crafting and explore the myriad benefits it brings to our lives. Whether you’re a seasoned DIY guru or just someone looking for a new hobby, crafting offers more than just a fun way to pass…
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Continue reading →: Forgotten but Not Gone
Observing this photo from Vashon Island in Washington, one cannot help but be drawn to the tree, serving as a nonchalant support for a seemingly forgotten bike. In all honesty, this blog slipped my mind. Prior to this week, the last time I poured thoughts onto these digital pages was…
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Continue reading →: Taking a Chance
This photo is simple but reflects many things. The coffee mug was purchased by a friend years ago. Despite being miles apart physically, we are still close in our hearts. The pastry came from a Korean Bakery in Ga. It was a gift from my daughter and daughter-in-law. They love…
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Continue reading →: Welcome
Welcome to the whimsical realm of the CFO (Chief Fun Officer) – where laughter echoes louder than deadlines, and the motto “Young at Heart, Slightly Older Other Places” sets the tone for a life well-lived. I am your guide on this extraordinary journey, a voyage filled with family, faith, and…
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Continue reading →: Building a Log Home…..the fun and the fear.
My husband and I have always dreamed of owning and living in a log home. The atmosphere of a log is almost in-describable. A log home should be welcoming, comfortable, cozy, and fit your personality. We were very close to finalizing a package from a log home company several years…
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Continue reading →: The Benefit of Small Towns
During my lifetime, I have lived in large towns and medium-sized towns. I now live in the mountains of North Carolina in a community made up of several small towns. The convenience offered by large towns is you can find any item you need within a one mile radius. The…
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Continue reading →: The First Cup of Morning Coffee
Even though I love sleeping in, I love to wake to the smell of coffee brewing. I look forward to the first sip. When my husband and I both worked, he would wake first, get showered and then bring be a cup of coffee. What a wonderful way to be…
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Continue reading →: Are We As Old As Our Children Think We Are
When I was in high school, I thought 24 was old. At 37, I had a hard time turning 38. I could not get over the fact that I was no longer in my mid-thirties, but moving into my late thirties. At 50, I thought 70 was elderly Now at…
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Continue reading →: Live Better For LessEvery family has stories to share. My husband’s has shared this story many a time, and each time it seems to get even better. My husband’s great-uncle Ben Ballinger grew up in Tennessee and joined the Navy at 19. After returning home, a broken engagement, and considering suicide, he decided…
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Continue reading →: Using the Top 10 Key Words When Writing a Blog (or maybe not).
Some things in my life have been around for awhile, and others are new. Writing on a blog and keeping it current is new. Lack of patience has always been here. In fact at one time in my career, there was a need to provide the employees on my team…
